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The document discusses factors that contribute to a successful application, including having a unique perspective, learning from failures through continuous innovation, building a large user base, gaining knowledge, and considering the big picture rather than personal problems. It emphasizes authenticity over duplicating others and suggests that having the belief and support of family and friends can help fuel success. Examples are given of some highly successful apps and it encourages sharing ideas, being ready for engineering challenges and failures, and working together to turn ideas into great applications.

Technology

“Always be yourself ... do not go out
and look for a successful personality
and duplicate it.
-Bruce Lee

➤ Failure
➤ Continuity on innovation
➤ User Base
SUCCESS

➤ Big Picture VS Own Problem
THEN, HOW ?

PERSON BELIEVES ON YOU
MOST ???
Mother
Girlfriend/BoyFriend
Father
FriendsYOU

➤ Futsal App
➤ Family Positioning App
➤ MoMo delivery App
➤ …
THEN, WHAT ARE IDEAS?

➤ Share Idea
➤ Engineering
➤ Ready for failure
MAKE IDEA GREAT

WHY DIDN’T YOU ??
WE WILL START
TOGETHER

LOVE YOUR MOM , SHE
WILL LIVE LONGERHAPPY
MOTHERS DAY

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